Unit 1.2 (les 2) - Alcatraz listening

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This lesson contains 25 slides, with interactive quizzes, text slides and 1 video.

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ALCATRAZ

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What are we going to do today?
- 5 words from the word list

- Opdracht 6, 7 & 8 (blz. 13) bespreken 

- Listening practice 

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Lesdoel(en)
1. Je kunt begrijpen waar korte kijk- en luisterfragmenten over gaan

2. Je kunt getallen en bekende woorden verstaan 

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5 words from the word list
write down the Dutch translation
1. Dyed
2. shave
3. tan
4. shoulder-length
5. describe

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Nakijken
Opd. 6, 7 & 8 (blz. 13)

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ALCATRAZ

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Early history
It has not always been a military prison. Initially, it was a fort. President Millard Fillmore declared it as a military reservation in 1850. In 1907, it became an official United States military prison.

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How big were the cells in the prison?
The cells in that prison were of the size 1,50 m by 2,75 m. They had a toilet, a sink and a sleeping cot. It was the only federal prison at the time which offered hot water shower.

How many prisoners?
The average number was 260.
Ruthless criminals
Only the worst criminals were sent to this prison.

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Al Capone
Al Capone was one of the most famous prisoners. Al Capone was a member of the maffia (mobster) and he was a very bad and violent.
He spent 4.5 years there in the 1930s.

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John Paul Scott
In 1962, John Paul Scott squeezed himself through a window and swam to shore. Later, he was found by the police at the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge.

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NEXT: LISTENING
- 8 Minute video about Alcatraz
- 8 questions 
- video will pause automatically, so pay attention!

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Slide 16 - Video

01:10
What is concrete?
A
concreet
B
beton
C
steen

Slide 17 - Quiz

01:29
How many keys do you need to open a cell in Alcatraz?
A
0
B
1
C
2
D
3

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02:25
What kind of prisoners where in Alcatraz?
A
Only for drug criminals
B
For bad criminals that couldn't be in normal prisons

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03:28
The steel bars can't be broken?
A
not true
B
true

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04:16
Why is the prison nicknamed 'the slammer'?
A
Because of the sound the steel doors make when they close.
B
Because slammer means handcuffed.

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04:50
Why does Alcatraz have no fence?
A
The water was cold enough and had a strong current
B
Prisoners never left the cells

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05:27
How did they dig a hole in the wall?
A
spoon
B
knife

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07:26
Why did Alcrataz close down?
A
It was a bad prison for the prisoners.
B
The prison became too small.
C
There was no water in the cells.
D
The concrete was crumbly because of the seawater

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Free time!
Je mag nu iets voor jezelf doen. 
Blijf wel op je plek zitten

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